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Latest Headlines | October 10, 7am
Mozel Sanders Foundation seeking 800 volunteers for Thanksgiving Day meal
Push for pedestrian safety grows after woman killed near busy Greenfield shopping center
How a rainy spring shaped Indiana’s 2025 pumpkin crop
Zionsville expands DORA to include Poplar and Elm Streets
Latest Headlines | October 9, 6pm
Latest Headlines | October 9, 6pm
Knollridge Townhomes and Apartments residents say 'Don't move here' amid deplorable conditions
Not everyone can afford a home in Hamilton County. Some are working to change that
Indianapolis Symphonic Choir holding concert to spread message of hope and community
34th Heartland Film Fest opens this weekend
Indiana teen stays on the golf course while battling cancer
Indy's Vacant to Vibrant program transforms vacant lots into affordable homes
Latest Headlines | October 9, 7am
Martindale Brightwood residents meet for a second public meeting about a possible data center
Who lives in downtown Indy? Here's a closer look
New Whiteland teen arrested for alleged rape of 79-year-old woman
New Alzheimer's treatment offered at Hancock County is giving Hoosiers hope
Boone County responders train for mass-casualty accident
Fall lawn care you can do now during drought
Fishers Police urge parents to talk to teens about e-bike safety amid issues
Latest Headlines | October 8, 6pm
New Indy YMCA campaign hopes to help families impacted by childcare funding cuts
Amazon, Target, Walmart all having big savings events. Are they the best deals?
Latest Headlines | October 8, 7am
Avon family creates digital sources to prepare children for IREAD exam
Fountain Square awarded funds from city's Department of Metropolitan Development
Students build affordable housing on west side while gaining valuable skills
The state of childcare in Indiana
Fishers maintains stable budget, invests in schools despite SB1 challenges